Original 8 inch Onda V820w Dual Boot Intel Z3735F Quad Core Tablet PC IPS Screen 2GB/32GB Windows 10— $120.00 (Save 27%!)



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Original 8 inch Onda V820w Dual Boot Intel Z3735F Quad Core Tablet PC IPS Screen 2GB/32GB Windows 10— $120.00 (Save 27%!)
Item Type:Tablet PCTablet Data Capacity:32GBNetwork Communiction:Bluetooth,WifiScreen Size:8"Extend Port:Earphone Jack,HDMI,Mini USB,OTG,TF card,USBBrand Name:OndaPackage:YesNet Weight:331gSupporting Language:English,Russian,Spanish,Swedish,Portuguese,Turkish,Italian,German,Chinese,French,Japanese,Polish,Ukrainian,Greek,HebrewCamera:Second...


Item Type:Tablet PCTablet Data Capacity:32GBNetwork Communiction:Bluetooth,WifiScreen Size:8"Extend Port:Earphone Jack,HDMI,Mini USB,OTG,TF card,USBBrand Name:OndaPackage:YesNet Weight:331gSupporting Language:English,Russian,Spanish,Swedish,Portuguese,Turkish,Italian,German,Chinese,French,Japanese,Polish,Ukrainian,Greek,HebrewCamera:Second WebcamProcessor Manufacture:IntelTouch Screen Type:Capacitive ScreenGoogle Play:YesProcessor Main Frequency:Quad CoreFeature:Multi Touch,HDMI,G Sensor,OTG,Ultra Slim,Dual CamerasMemory Capacity:2GBItem Condition:NewSecond Webcam Pixels:2MPOperating System:Andriod & WindowsDisplay resolution:1280x800Cell Capacity:Li-ion battery, 4200mAhProcessor Model:Intel Z3735F Quad Core 1.33GHzOnda Model:V820w
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